Review: Son of Led Zeppelin drummer keeps the music of his father alive at Foxwoods

Jason Bonham, the son of the late Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, continues to celebrate his father’s legacy with performances like the recent show at Foxwoods. His “Led Zeppelin Evening” tour, which features a band of talented musicians, delivers high-energy renditions of Led Zeppelin classics. Bonham incorporates personal stories about his father, offering fans a glimpse into John Bonham’s life beyond the music. This storytelling deepens the emotional connection, particularly during poignant moments like performances of “The Rain Song,” which Jason described as especially moving for him.

The concert also highlighted Jason’s skill as a drummer, showing his dedication to honoring his father’s intricate and dynamic style. The setlist included fan favorites such as “Immigrant Song,” “When the Levee Breaks,” and “Going to California,” with the latter resonating deeply with audiences. Vocalist James Dylan and guitarist Jimmy Sakuri brought authenticity to the experience, with Dylan’s vocals channeling Robert Plant and Sakuri embodying Jimmy Page’s energy and style【8】【9】【10】.

This tribute not only preserves Led Zeppelin’s music but also keeps its legacy alive for new and old fans alike.